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La Isla [PUERTO RICAN] Pull up a stool in the snug space under the storefront's awning and watch Ballardites meander down Market Street while you munch on a plate of empanadillas, those tasty, tiny meat turnovers. Rum fans have plenty to cheer here, including craft cocktails and a salad dressed in a boozy vinaigrette. Set your watch to island time and order the ropa vieja, the shredded skirt steak sauced in spicy adobo. Finish up with a piece of tres leches cake. Lunch and dinner daily. 2320 NW Market St.; 206.789.0516; laislaseattle.com
Ray's Café [SEAFOOD] The quintessential place to hang on a summer day, this popular spot is perfect for drinking in the region's most picture-postcard-perfect scene. Boats! Stunning Olympics! A plate of fried oysters! A dramatic revamp of the Boathouse dining room earlier this year caused quite a stir, but when the sun's shining, diners cannot get enough of the deck at this more casual classic. We're wild about the grilled salmon burger ($14), extra tartar on the side. Don't forget to ask for blankets after sundown. Lunch and dinner daily. 6049 Seaview Ave. NW; 206.782.0094; rays.com
Walrus and the Carpenter Tacked onto the side of this bustling Ballard oyster house (which is tucked behind Staple & Fancy Mercantile) and with just four picnic tables, it's a supremely casual spot to sip a beer and slurp some cold oysters on the half-shell. But don't forget the fried ones, and save room for dessert: The simple cakes and cobblers here are divine. >> Ballard, 4743 Ballard Ave. NW; 206.395.9227; thewalrusbar.com
Boat Street Cafe [NORTHWEST] There's something magical about Boat Street's sweet urban hideaway, located down an unlikely ramp and tucked into the courtyard of a warehouse space. Sitting under strings of white lights with the fragrance of potted herbs wafting around you, it's hard to resist lingering over Champagne and buttery slivers of asparagus tart. Brunch and lunch daily, dinner Tue.–Sun. 3131 Western Ave.; 206.632.4602; boatstreetcafe.com
Linda's Tavern [AMERICAN] Hard to believe that when this landmark opened on Capitol Hill nearly 20 years ago, it served only potato chips and nuts. Hooray for the lineup of hangover helpers cranked out by this busy kitchen. The bacon, eggs and crispy hash browns platter tastes even better when enjoyed at the perpetual party on the funky, fun patio tucked away in the back. Music fans will want to check out the rad jukebox. Brunch Sat.–Sun., dinner daily. 707 E Pine St.; 206.325.1220; lindastavern.com
Oddfellows Cafe [AMERICAN] The intimate view from this secret sliver of open space at the rear of Oddfellows Cafe is of the 10 to 12 other people seated at bistro tables—because the plant-decorated patio is literally surrounded by retro-cool brick walls. But the view is still pretty good, considering, because there's rarely a style slouch in the bunch. To eat: house-made coffee cake early, cured-meat plates and Bibb lettuce salads later, with a chilled bottle of rosé, of course. 1525 10th Ave.; 206.325.0807; oddfellowscafe.com
POPPY [NORTHWEST] Savory summer herbs and edible flowers destined for the menu gently scent the air on Poppy's secluded back patio, where a subtle fence surrounds the poppy orange tables and chairs. We love the ever-changing creations arranged on the thali plates, and every meal should begin with a carefully crafted cocktail from the seasoned bartenders. Dinner daily. 622 Broadway E; 206.324.1108; poppyseattle.com
Terra Plata [NORTHWEST] Tamara Murphy created an urban oasis on the rooftop of her restaurant's bustling dining room. Potted herbs used in various preparations perfume the summer air, mingling with the meaty scents coming from the outdoor grill, often run by the chef herself. Alas, the expansive view has been obscured by a new building, but with the dynamite surroundings on the spacious rooftop garden and terrific seasonally driven food, you likely won't even miss it. Brunch Sat.–Sun., lunch Tue.–Fri., dinner Tue.–Sun., paella Monday nights. 1501 Melrose Ave.; 206.325.1501; terraplata.com
Elliott's Oyster House [SEAFOOD] Sitting on the dock of Pier 56, watching the ferries glide by provides the quintessential backdrop for a Seattle-centric seafood feast. Just ask the tourists who pack the outdoor tables alongside the restaurant. But don't let the crowds keep you away, especially if you're in the mood for a dozen kushi oysters, a beautiful fillet of halibut, salmon or whatever's fresh. The Met Grill is this venue's sister, so it's no surprise that the kitchen can do right by turf as well as by surf. Just down the way, there's a more casual café, also owned by Elliott's: Café 56 (formerly Steamers) serves items such as halibut tostadas and salmon tacos. Lunch and dinner daily. 1201 Alaskan Way, Pier 56; 206.623.4340; elliottsoysterhouse.com
Six Seven [NORTHWEST] You can't get closer to the water (without getting wet) than at this stunning strip of deck over Elliott Bay in the iconic Edgewater hotel. The stylish setup includes the comfiest chairs you're ever going to find in an outdoor dining room, and the post-sunset scene is illuminated by candlelight. Zesty scallop ceviche and the cedar-plank-cooked salmon syncs up nicely with the surroundings. Breakfast and dinner daily, brunch Sat.–Sun., lunch Mon.–Fri. 2311 Alaskan Way, Pier 67; 206.269.4575; edgewaterhotel.com
Hard Rock Cafe [AMERICAN] Pass right on through the touristy main space and head directly up to the rooftop, where the panoramic views of the city and the Sound are truly stunning. We recommend coming here to drink in the vista and a cold brew on the low-slung couches warmed by gas fireplaces, then hit one of the countless excellent restaurants nearby (Matt's in the Market, Le Pichet, Place Pigalle, Etta's), where dinner is a better bet. >> Downtown, 116 Pike St.; 206.204.2233; hardrock.com
Serafina Snug behind this Eastlake eatery is one of the lushest patios in the city. We like it best at brunch, when brioche French toast arrives under a cloud of vanilla whipped mascarpone. >> Eastlake, 2043 Eastlake Ave. E; 206.323.0807; serafinaseattle.com
Ponti Seafood Grill [SEAFOOD] Situated just above the Ship Canal and strung with white lights at night, this favorite patio with linen-covered tables is romantic and secluded. During early evening hours, watch boaters pass by while you catch some rays and savor some of chef Alvin Binuya's house-smoked salmon on sweet corn pancakes and an order of the pan-roasted Alaskan cod. Oh, and those Dungeness crab spring rolls? Just right for hot weather. Dinner daily. 3014 Third Ave. N; 206.284.3000; pontiseafoodgrill.com
Revel [KOREAN] When the "grill shack"—the outdoor wood-fired barbecue—gets rolling during the summer months, the focus is on the whole beast. Lucky us, as the crackerjack crew turns those nose-to-tail parts into spectacularly savory stuff. It's like being at the coolest cookout ever. The restaurant's full menu is available on this long, narrow, elevated deck overlooking a parking lot. Yeah, that part isn't so cool, but the firepit just outside the lounge kind of balances out the lack of view. This might be just the ticket for those who cannot abide the joyous noise inside. Brunch Sat.–Sun., lunch and dinner daily. 403 N 36th St.; 206.547.2040; revelseattle.com
Uneeda Burger [BURGERS] Picnic tables facing Fremont Avenue are packed with fans of the juicy ground beef patties wearing all manner of topping combos. There's something magical about the No. 2: blue cheese, caramelized onions and watercress. And those shakes! The dark chocolate and salted caramel is as rich and complex as a vintage Bordeaux. Well, maybe not exactly, but close. Lunch and dinner daily. 4302 Fremont Ave. N; 206.547.2600; uneedaburger.com
The Whale Wins [NORTHWEST] The stylish patio facing Stone Way between Fremont and Wallingford flows seamlessly from the light-filled dining room, an extension of Renee Erickson's newest place. The menu is driven by fire, as most of the cooking is done in the beautiful wood-fired oven. We're hooked on the whole trout, roasted crisp and cozied up to a citrusy walnut sauce that'll make you cry for seconds. If you're in the mood for something fresh, this Whale puts out some satisfying Local Roots Farm veggies, roasted until those natural sugars start to sing. Lunch and dinner daily. 3506 Stone Way N; 206.632.9425; thewhalewins.com
Le Grand Bistro Américain [FRENCH] Serving up a thrilling view well worth the cost of crossing the 520 bridge, the two decks of this French bistro are set above Kirkland's Carillon Point, where white yachts bob on sparkling Lake Washington. At sunset, the Seattle city skyline glimmers. And it serves the best niçoise salad in the city, to boot. Brunch Sat.–Sun., lunch Mon.–Fri., dinner daily. 2220 Carillon Point; 425.828.7778; bistrolegrand.com
Trellis [NORTHWEST] This stylish sidewalk patio rocks it year-round, staying toasty when it's closeted in clear plastic and warmed by heaters in the winter, but wide open and airy when the weather's fair. Chef Brian Scheehser's seasonally inspired menu is ripe with pickin's from his 10-acre spread in Woodinville during this time of year. We love his tender green salads. Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. 220 Kirkland Ave.; 425.284.5900; heathmankirkland.com
CLOSED Madison Park Conservatory [NORTHWEST] When the blue skies and warm evenings stretch out before us, Madison Park always comes to mind. This hot spot—fueled by Food & Wine's 2012 Best New Chef Cormac Mahoney's clever creations—has a roomy corner-facing patio with tree-filtered views of Lake Washington, but the real appeal is the unmatched people watching: beach-going hipsters in flip-flops, locals in their linen suits and everything in between. Don't miss the hamachi crudo with blood oranges and olives, and the octopus with chiles and lemons. Dinner Tue.–Sat. Madison Park, 1927 43rd Ave. E; 206.324.9701; madisonparkconservatory.com
Bottlehouse [WINE BAR] This gem doubles in size when the patio's in play, as patrons spill out into the sun-dappled space with its peekaboo view of the street. Let the gracious staff suggest something cool and refreshing, maybe a flight of whites paired with the ever-changing cheese plate, accompanied by a crusty baguette and pickled veggies. It's a great way to begin—or end—the evening. Late afternoon and evenings, Tue.–Sun. 1416 34th Ave.; 206.708.7164; bottlehouseseattle.com
St. Clouds [AMERICAN] We won't tell if, once you're sitting at one of the six tables in the secret back yard, you slip your shoes off. Why wouldn't you? Glass-topped metal tables are set up as if for an impromptu dinner party. Strings of white lights sweep from fence to fence, and the "locals only" vibe keeps things warm and sweet. You'll probably want to sip that Sauvignon Blanc and nibble those slow-roasted ribs a little slower than usual so that you can stay awhile. Brunch and lunch Sat.–Sun., dinner daily. 1131 34th Ave.; 206.726.1522; stclouds.com
Le Pichet [FRENCH] Small, but hardly precious, the sidewalk seating at this venerable bistro feels like a wee bit of Paris. Especially when you dive into those spot-on classic preparations. Say oui to the ouefs plats with ham and Gruyère and the impeccable salade verte for the perfect eye-opener or a super supper of steak frites. A well-crafted French 75—the sparkling wine cocktail gets a splash of citrus—seems appropriate whether you're brunching or quenching the thirst for a fine aperitif. Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. 1933 First Ave.; 206.256.1499; lepichetseattle.com
Maximilien [FRENCH] It's hard to believe a sweeping vista this brilliant and this unobstructed can still be such a well-kept secret. But we've lucked into tables on the large but largely undiscovered deck—perched high above Elliott Bay and framed by the Olympic Mountains, with ferries pushing through the Sound—without even having to wait. Try the eggs Benedict for Sunday brunch, escargot and soup du jour at sunset. Brunch Sun., lunch and dinner daily. 81A Pike St.; 206.682.7270; maximilienrestaurant.com
The Pink Door [ITALIAN] While tourists are down in the Market watching fishmongers toss fish, those in the know head to this sweet deck spot for the winning trifecta of a knockout view, a timeless menu and those warm summer breezes. No matter what the weather, it's hard to pass on the luscious spinach-pesto lasagna, and the shellfish-packed cioppino gets us steamy hot. Chef Steve Smrstik also has a deft touch with whole fish, grilled and salsa-verde-fied. Lunch Mon.–Sat., dinner daily. 1919 Post Alley; 206.443.3241; thepinkdoor.net
Seatown Seabar [NORTHWEST] Whether you're hooking a snack—the crab cocktail is spot on—or settling in for a leisurely meal, this sidewalk café (that spills over to the picnic tables at its neighboring Rub With Love Shack when it gets busy) is a prime perch for watching the world walk around Pike Place Market. Tables are set with pretty potted flowers, and if there's a chill in the air, the servers will bring you a blankie. We love rosé with everything on the menu, including the ahi poke salad and terrific tri-tip steak off the rotisserie. Breakfast, lunch, dinner daily. 2010 Western Ave.; 206.436.0390; tomdouglas.com
Shultzy's [PUB] This U District fixture is best known for its sports bar vibe, stellar lineup of micros and outstanding sausages served in its expansive space, but there's a deck out back with a dozen tables and a soothing gazebo-like feel that falls into hideaway territory. If you subscribe to the school of thought that eating something spicy cools you down on a sizzling afternoon, try a bowl of the fabulously fiery gumbo, made from scratch, and chill. Lunch and dinner daily. 4114 University Way NE; 206.548.9461; shultzys.com
Tilth [NORTHWEST] Shaded by umbrellas and surrounded by shrubs and potted herbs, this space has a hidden-garden feel even as traffic whizzes by on North 45th. Sip a glass of rosé while considering Maria Hines' organic, locally focused menu—it will be a challenge to choose. Fortunately, there are tasting menus of different shapes and sizes, including a sophisticated lineup of vegan fare and gluten-free apps and entrées. Be part of the brunch bunch and you'll be rewarded by the fluffiest French omelet this side of Paris. Brunch Sat.–Sun., dinner daily. 1411 N 45th St.; 206.633.0801; tilthrestaurant.com
La Rustica [ITALIAN] A true gem, this humble stucco Italian spot has a flower-lined patio strewn with ivy and white terra cotta pots that will transport you far away. Just a block off the waterfront, here you can gaze out for miles over Puget Sound at wooded islands and the snow-capped peaks of the Olympics as you twirl linguine di mare (mixed seafood pasta) onto your fork (all the pastas are tasty here). In authentic Italian fashion, you can taste the love. Dinner Tue.–Sun. 4100 Beach Drive SW; 206.932.3020; larusticarestaurant.com
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"CHEATIN' is my 7th animated feature and the first being done in a hand-painted style with over 40,000 drawings to be colored!"
KEEP PLEDGING!!! $75,000 was the bare minimum we needed to move forward! Help us reach our stretch goal for P&A (prints and advertising). Thank you!
CHEATIN' is an animated adult tale of love, jealousy, revenge, and murder – full of nudity and violence, but also with my surreal sense of humor. The story is inspired by the work of James M. Cain ("Double Indemnity", "The Postman Always Rings Twice"). CHEATIN' marks my 7th animated feature film.
I've always enjoyed using watercolors in my illustrations, and now, for the first time, I can employ my painterly sensibilities to the treatment of my animation. This loose, almost impressionistic style has never been seen before in my films. Thanks to this new aesthetic and a beautiful, full-length musical score, I believe CHEATIN' will be a breakthrough for my career! Unfortunately this style is very difficult and time-consuming to complete.
I am an artist and take great pride in my status as an independent filmmaker. I don't work with big production houses and I draw every frame myself. Including my Producer and Art Director, my studio employs 10 artists who need to digitally clean, paint, and composite over 40,000 animation drawings. We have an editor, composer, and sound designer working out-of-house, making the total staff under 20 people – quite small compared to the thousands on staff at large animation studios such as Pixar or Disney. For these reasons, it's very difficult to raise funds for this project, and that's why we need your support!
With your help, we hope to complete this landmark film by next September – just in time to qualify for the Oscars!
Thank you for your support!
- Bill Plympton
I will be posting exclusive Kickstarter videos once a week until the end of January. If you back this project, you'll receive an email when a new video is ready to be viewed. These updates will include new clips from the film, interviews with Bill, and other fun videos!
I've been keeping a CHEATIN' Production Blog for the past 7 months. In each episode, I explain and demonstrate a different aspect of the animation process. You can watch past episodes from the links below or subscribe to our Vimeo channel here.
Episode 5: Layout Demonstration
Episode 6: Character Design - "Ella"
Episode 7: Character Design - "Jake"
Episode 8: Character Design - "El Merto"
Episode 9: Character Design - "Thug"
Guest Episode: Signe Baumane, Part 1
Guest Episode: Signe Baumane, Part 2
Guest Episode - Signe Baumane, Part 3
For more information on Bill Plympton, please visit the following sites.
The official Bill Plympton Wikipedia page
Bill Plympton's Animated Features
Bill Plympton's Animated Shorts
Plymptoons Store: Learn more about many of the rewards available for backing this project
Bill Plympton's official Facebook page
Follow Bill Plympton on Twitter
Tumblr: Follow us daily for behind-the-scenes photos from the studio
CHEATIN' Production Blog Vimeo Channel
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It's always a challenge to make a film independently. The biggest challenge is raising funds without giving up creative control. Thankfully, this is something I've never had to do.
The biggest risk is completing the film by next September with such a small team. I've never colored a film like this before. It's far more time consuming than any of my previous films, so I need to employ more artists.
This is my first time using Kickstarter to help fund a feature film. $75,000 is the bare minimum we need to move forward. If we reach our goal, we should be able to complete CHEATIN' by next September! If we raise more, we might be able to do it faster and fulfill rewards sooner.
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>Health and Nutrition>What is your favorite beer?
Too bad you won't get to Oskar Blues. Their 10 fidy is wicked.
If you can get to the Thirsty Monk in downtown Ashevile they are serving that in their upstairs.
Too bad you won't get to Oskar Blues. Their 10 fidy is wicked.
If you can get to the Thirsty Monk in downtown Ashevile they are serving that in their upstairs.
Oh yea I feel like 10 fidy is probably the best straight-up no nonsense big imperial stout out there. It's super cheap too for what it is too. You get four 12 oz cans for the price of what one bomber of an imperial stout usually costs!
For any brewers in this thread...I just made a pretty standard hefe, but in the last 10 or so of the boil I steeped an entire can (3.5oz) of Ginger Peach tea. The result is out of this world, easily best beer I have ever made.
Whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say, It is well, it is well with my soul.
OK, serious wierdness here.
Watch Rebel Eats. The show is pretty good, but, I'm a foodie, so YMMV. Anyway, if you're not interested in the whole thing, starting at about 14:30 in, he goes to a place in Asheville, NC, where they make Bacon Beer. It sounds awesome.
Later on in the episode, he visits a place where they make shine. That would be moonshine. It's a pretty good show.
Prince of Fatness
A friend shared a small bottle of this yesterday. Damn was it ever tasty.
A Dance with Monkeys
I have a bottle of Old and a bottle of Older waiting to be enjoyed side by side.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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YOU CAN'T MAKE US JUST PICK ONE! I agree that it depends on the season.
During summer, my favorite is Wailua Passionfruit Ale from Kona Brewing. Yummmmmmm <3
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From Season Two's "Christmas Party" to Season Seven's "Classy Christmas," The Office has a rich history of great holiday episodes. "Dwight Christmas" was a worthy extension of that tradition.
It all begins and ends with the performance of the eponymous salesman who finally got to have Christmas done his way at Dunder-Mifflin. Rainn Wilson, and his ability to go the extra mile in Dwight's portrayal of Belsnickel, brought the half hour to a whole other level.
Seeing the smile on Dwight's face when Jim returned, and the subsequent giant man hug, was also a huge highlight. With Michael Scott no longer in our lives on a week-to-week basis, the relationship between Jim and Dwight has become the heart of The Office, and that heart was beating at an all-star level during "Dwight Christmas."
What made this half hour stand out from the pack of decent installments this season was that nearly everyone had their moment to shine, and not a single character became infuriating. The usual culprits for the latter are Andy and Jim, so with one away on a boat and the other reveling in the joy of Dwight's lunacy, we were seemingly spared.
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If I had to rank all of the episodes, that would be at or near the bottom. Careless, messy, awkward writing. Almost unwatachable and I'm a big fan. Jim took a taxi to a bus or something convoluted then came right back. OK. Not funny or relevant. They forgot about the Christmas party? Why write that in? Who cares? Dwight's Christmas character was not funny at all I didn't think. Erin is sad about Andy? She broke up with him so what's the issue and do we care? And Andy is quitting by going AWOL? What? Why? I know his family money issues, but now he actually really needs the money and the job so is it believable he would just stay in Bermuda? And what happened to the other new guy -Body By Cheezit guy? I have to keep watching to see how it ends but it's starting to feel like real work...
They need to make up their mind on Dwight's politics. Last night they heavily implied he was a Republican, but last season while trying to make sure no one went to Florida, he used a big poster of Katherine Harris as one of the big reasons not to go. I suppose he could be none of the above, but Dwight's calling out Oscar for being a Democrat seemed out of character, in general.
I did very much love the episode though, great. I'm wondering when the New Jim / Erin relationship will begin in earnest though, they've been teasing it for quite a while.


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i am having prob`s on the color of the surcoat on anakin clone wars . Is it supposed to be dark grey, or dark blue as all pic`s are comic d gray and dvd a d blue look
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well if the armour is grey then the surcoat looks blue to me
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The sur-coat needs to be dark grey per standards. I used a med grey mid weight fleece for mine, and then dyed it using a black dye, which brought it closer to the show.
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I think his surcoat looks the way it does in the shows because they're tying to show it's leather. I'm pretty sure that it looks grey,blue cause it needs to have that kind of leatherish look. But who knows, it at the very least looks great to me.
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thank`s to all for your help as it cost £80.00 =$120. when the clone wars 1st was out .so can i put this in for costuming or have to get an gray one
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Hello ever one, I've just started a clan called illusionary shadows ! First off id like to start by saying as of right now all members are acceptable for entering this clan! If you check out my clans profile you will see this is a brand new clan, and so before i do much more with it i would like to gain some members. so I'm looking for people to help me build and maintain this clan, not just be a simple member,So pm so you wont have to be clanless no more : (
Also, i am looking for 2 more clan leaders (kage) for my clan, i have a 30 day trial period, you must stay with my clan for that amount of time before you can rank up in the clan once this trial is over you will be moved to your appropriate rank within the clan. The ranks are...
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-Kage Must stay loyal to the clan for 90 days - Must have consent contact with me on a weekly basis.
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As i said before all users will be accepted there are just requirements to rank up and basic rules to stay within the clan, you can not be denied because of your rank,steak,missions, ect...
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text: Orchard Park, NY (WGR 550) -- When the Buffalo Bills elected to move former second-round pick Aaron Williams to safety this off-season, it opened up a starting spot for either a rookie or a player already on the roster to earn. The Bills declined to select a cornerback in the 2013 NFL Draft, meaning someone already on the team would likely get the nod. Second-year player Stephon Gilmore has one of the starting cornerback jobs locked up, that has long been established. So who might be the other player that plays an important role on the defense in 2013? "It's a tough call right now," head coach Doug Marrone said on Tuesday. "I think there is competition there. I think we have three or four guys that can play on the outside." That competition would seem to involve the freshly re-signed but rehabbing Leodis McKelvin, second-year player Ron Brooks, third-year corner Justin Rogers and the 26-year old Crezdon Butler. McKelvin inked a four-year contract to stay with the Bills this off-season, with a big reason for that being his play on special teams. He's always held the reputation of being able to stay with his man, but not having the wherewithal to make a play on the ball when it's in the air. "Fresh start," McKelvin said cooly. "As a defensive back, my first five years have been kind of almost like a roller coaster or whatever. With a new a coach, you got a new face and get a chance to go out there and show what I can do and compete and win that job which I know I can do." The former first-round pick has opened the window a tiny bit for his counterparts at cornerback due to a hip procedure he went through in January. The surgery was to help relieve some of the ailments McKelvin had with both his groin and his hip, one similar to the work safety Jairus Byrd had done in 2010. "We're obviously looking forward to Leodis coming back," Marrone said. "He's working some drills with us now, he'll obviously be available full-speed for training camp." "It's a slow process right now as far as me just working back in, getting back to my regular speed, be able to go lateral, be able bend and burst out of my plant and drive," McKelvin remarked. "It's a real slow process of getting to that point. But I'm gradually getting better and better every week." Besides McKelvin, both Brooks and Rogers got a legitimate amount of playing time in 2012. Brooks even started on the outside in a pair of games, whereas Rogers got the majority of his plays on the inside covering the slot receivers. To Marrone and the rest of his coaching staff, getting all these players acclimated with many different spots is quite important. "We've put Brooks outside, we've put Rogers inside. Nickell Robey has done a good job at nickel, Brooks has done a good job at nickel," Marrone said. "So we're moving those guys around now because the one thing that we don't want to do as a coaching staff is not… we don't want to walk out of here going in to training camp and try to say 'Well you know what, we didn't realize he could be a better inside player or outside player.'" "I started off in the little veteran mini-camp and the beginning of OTAs working both, but even with the old coaching staff I was working both so it's nothing new to me," Rogers remarked. "It's just they're working me a little bit more outside than I was with the old coaching staff. I'm comfortable with both and doing whatever they ask me to do." Both Rogers and Brooks found themselves in the doghouse for their play at times in 2012. In Brooks' case, he started on the outside against both the Jaguars and Seahawks only to be benched against Seattle for poor play. For Rogers, he just could never recapture the upswing that his career seemed to be headed in 2011 during the following campaign. "I was good mentally. I think the thing for me was staying healthy," he said. "I had a lot of nicks and knacks and things that kind of took away from my game, but it was no excuses. I was always there mentally but it's just things, you know when your body starts messing with you you start second guessing on stuff like that. I got myself back right this off-season, I came back and I'm ready to roll." The question both media and fans alike have about Rogers is whether or not the 5-foot-11, 181-pound cornerback could withstand the physicality needed out of an outside cornerback in the NFL. "I actually think he's done a nice job on the outside for us," Marrone said when asked about Rogers' size. "It's just a matter of how many people you're dressing for game, who can play on the outside and inside. He's worked extremely hard." The true sleeper in all of this is former fifth-round pick Crezdon Butler. Originally drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2010, Butler has bounced around from Arizona, to Washington, back to Arizona and then finally hooking on with the Bills in November of 2012. In his time during the OTAs at One Bills Drive, Butler has gotten a lot of repetitions on the outside. "Right now, I'm just working on the outside getting that down," Butler said. "It's a new system so you want to learn one thing at a time. You don't want to be getting stuff mixed up with different plays so that's what we're doing now." Once regarded as a possible first-round pick ahead of his senior season at Clemson, the 6-foot, 191-pound cornerback has fallen on hard times in his first three years in the NFL. With a new coaching staff and a starting spot up for grabs, now could be the time for him to strike. "Oh yeah. When they came in I was like, 'Yeah, this is an opportunity right here,'" Butler agreed. "Certain coaches like certain players sometimes at different organizations. Here, they didn't know anybody so it was a fresh start. So I feel like, yeah, let's press the restart button and let's go." While the job opposite Gilmore has yet to have a defined winner just yet, what has been learned is their likely role. The Bills have been training throughout OTAs with Gilmore firmly at left cornerback, regardless of where the top receiver lined up. Even some of the players up for the job alluded to the right cornerback job being the one to be won. The other trait the boundary corner must possess are strong man-to-man skills. With all the blitzing of defensive coordinator Mike Pettine's defense, it's on the cornerbacks a lot of the time to step up and stay with their assignments. "I mean, mano y mano," McKelvin said as he cracked a smile. "Guard your man and do what you've got to do. Just win. That's all it is. Just win against your guy and do it a majority of the time than you do lose and you'll come out on top." The best 'mano y mano' cornerback throughout training camp at St. John Fisher College will likely earn the starting role. "That's a decision we're going to have to make, and we're not ready to make that one right now," Marrone concluded. The Bills have one more day of OTAs on Friday, return for mandatory mini-camp on June 11, 12 and 13, and then break until training camp begins in late July. Twitter: @JoeBuscaglia


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1:57 PM EST, December 18, 2012
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake became Mayor Speed Camera last week in the eyes of the nation.
Too bad for her. She had almost achieved national sanctification as Mayor Race Car and Mayor Crime Prevention until revelations from Baltimore Sun reporter Scott Calvert that a city speed camera ticketed a stopped car made a top billing on the Drudge Report and went viral on the web. About 14 million people each month visit Drudge, known for its provocative headlines and mix of high- and low-brow articles.
Call it her Carcetti moment. (Baltimore Mayor Tommy Carcetti was the ambitious character in "The Wire" with whom Martin O'Malley was repeatedly compared — to the former mayor and city's discredit, Mr. O'Malley felt.)
Sadly for her, she won't be able to shake the rap easily, because the story is bad and keeps getting worse with every report by Mr. Calvert and Luke Broadwater.
The latest one reveals that more than 5 percent of tickets at five speed cameras that have issued about 15,000 tickets could be wrong. Previous reporting by Messrs. Broadwater and Calvert revealed that police officers were rubber stamping tickets without analyzing them — like a small-scale version of the robo-stamping of foreclosure documents that resulted in a $25 billion bank settlement with 49 states earlier this year.
The Sun reporters also revealed that city officials had known since July that one camera at Cold Spring Lane wasn't working but did not take it offline or investigate until recently. If that isn't enough evidence that residents and visitors are viewed as merely ATMs for City Hall, maybe the fact that the city has more speed and red light cameras than any other locality in North America will do it. Or the fact that the mayor's response to all of this so far is to call a task force. (I hope it is a "Blue Ribbon" task force!) Additionally, after she found out the ticket program raked in $4 million more last year than expected for the city, she told grumblers to obey the law and described the $40 tickets as a "minor inconvenience." Talk about giving context to the city's attitude toward those who challenge its hegemony.
It's so bad, I am surprised noted trial lawyer Peter Angelos hasn't yet set up a hotline to jump-start a class action lawsuit against the city. Maybe 1-800-TKT-WRNG would do the trick.
It's all the worse that this is happening in the same city where government charges taxpayers for lavish dinners and $1,000 video phones but refuses to pay poor people poisoned by lead in city housing as mandated by federal court.
It would be much better if officials set up toll booths at the border of the city and charged an entry fee. That method would at least be a more transparent taking.
The speed camera investigation shows that current treatment of those who live and work in the city is callous, bordering on criminal. But the biggest problem with it is that it breeds contempt for government at a time those in power can least afford it.
A judge struck down in September a pension overhaul for city police and firefighters that the mayor's office said would have saved $64 million each year. Depending on the final legal outcome of that case and any negotiations between the city and the unions, Baltimore could find itself millions more in the hole each year than anticipated. Add onto that a crumbling infrastructure exemplified in the cost of repairing a major water main break on what seems like a monthly basis, and the future is not looking so bright. Then, there is the problem of the ever-shrinking tax base and school buildings falling apart. Good luck to the yet-to-be-built Horseshoe casino to shore up city finances.
All those problems require moral authority to fix. When city residents and visitors believe they exist to be fined, they become less willing to give back, to trust those in power and ultimately stay in the city. Shutting down all cameras until the city can confirm through an independent analysis that they work properly would go a long way toward reaffirming Mayor Rawlings-Blake's leadership. And who knows, Drudge might even pick it up.
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City Comptroller John Liu was talking about the economy when he said "this has been quite a challenging year," but he could have been discussing his political future.
Liu's potential campaign for mayor is under investigation by the United States Attorney's Office, an inquiry that has already resulted in the arrest of one of his fundraisers.
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Liu is also taking heat for failing to release a list of people who collect donations for him, otherwise known as bundlers. His campaign said it would do so earlier this month.
"We are doing it as quickly as possible," said Liu. "We're preparing the bundler information and we'll release that as soon as possible, and it will be thorough and complete."
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He already has more than $1.5 million in the bank for a 2013 run. The vast majority of those contributions are $800 each and come from the city's Chinese community.
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The last update seemed to be causing many screen freezes (+1min) and lua errors; the game even crashed. It happened a lot to the point where I had to disable LSW. The errors seemed to be pointing to LSW and a stack overflow. Hopefully someone else can confirm this and post the error for you.
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ShibuiKnits Mix No 10 Hat Pattern
- Pattern Type
- All Knitted
- Hats and Gloves
Classic colorwork goes modern with the addition of vibrant, hip hues of Cima. Designed by Kristin Ford, this hat is knit with yarn held double throughout. The superbaby alpaca and fine merino blend gives No. 10 a lightweight yet cozy feel. Skinny vertical stripes of varying color provide an appealing graphic look, while a plush pompom on top adds a fun touch of whimsy. The slip stitch stripe design makes No. 10 an excellent first colorwork project.
Finished Measurements: 17.2" circumference
Materials Needed: 1 skein each of 4 colors of Shibui Cima (Shown in Lumen, Abyss, Ash and Ivory)
Needles: US 2 (2.75mm) 16" circular needle 2 - US 3 (3.25mm) 16" circular needles or 1 circular and 1 set of DPNs Pompom maker (optional) Stitch marker Tapestry needle


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Mongol General: "What is best in life?"
Conan: "To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women!"
2. Red Dawn
The Colonel: All that hate's gonna burn you up, kid.
Robert: It keeps me warm.
3. Jeremiah Johnson
Jeremiah Johnson: Where you headed?
Del Gue: Same place you are, Jeremiah: hell, in the end.
4. Dillinger
John Dillinger: All my life I wanted to be a bank robber. Carry a gun and wear a mask. Now that it's happened I guess I'm just about the best bank robber they ever had. And I sure am happy.
5. Apocalypse Now
Kurtz: I expected someone like you. What did you expect? Are you an assassin?
Willard: I'm a soldier.
Kurtz: You're neither. You're an errand boy, sent by grocery clerks, to collect a bill.
6. Apocalypse Now
Kilgore: I love the smell of napalm in the morning. You know, one time we had a hill bombed, for 12 hours. When it was all over, I walked up. We didn't find one of 'em, not one stinkin' dink body. The smell, you know that gasoline smell, the whole hill. Smelled like victory.
7. Jaws
Quint: Japanese submarine slammed two torpedoes into our side, Chief. We was comin' back from the island of Tinian to Leyte...just delivered the bomb. The Hiroshima bomb. Eleven-hundred men went into the water. Vessel went down in 12 minutes. Didn't see the first shark for about a half an hour. Tiger. 13-footer. You know how you know that when you're in the water, Chief? You tell by looking from the dorsal to the tail fin. What we didn't know, was our bomb mission had been so secret, no distress signal had been sent. They didn't even list us overdue for a week. Very first light, Chief, sharks come cruisin', so we formed ourselves into tight groups… Shark comes to the nearest man, that man he starts poundin' and hollerin' and screamin' and sometimes the shark will go away...but sometimes he wouldn't go away. Sometimes that shark he looks right into ya. Right into your eyes. And, you know, the thing about a shark... he's got lifeless eyes. Black eyes. Like a doll's eyes. When he comes at ya, doesn't seem to be living... until he bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white and then...ah then you hear that terrible high-pitched screamin'. The ocean turns red, and despite all the poundin' and the hollerin', they all come in and they...rip you to pieces. You know by the end of that first dawn, lost a hundred men. I don't know how many sharks, maybe a thousand. I know how many men, they averaged six an hour. On Thursday morning, Chief, I bumped into a friend of mine, Herbie Robinson from Cleveland. Baseball player. Boatswain's mate. I thought he was asleep. I reached over to wake him up. He bobbed up, down in the water just like a kinda top. Upended. Well, he'd been bitten in half below the waist. Noon, the fifth day, Mr. Hooper, a Lockheed Ventura saw us. He swung in low and he saw us...he was a young pilot, a lot younger than Mr. Hooper. Anyway, he saw us and he come in low and three hours later a big fat PBY comes down and starts to pick us up. You know that was the time I was most frightened...waitin' for my turn. I'll never put on a lifejacket again. So, eleven-hundred men went in the water; 316 men come out and the sharks took the rest, June the 29th, 1945. Anyway, we delivered the bomb.
MILIUS | U.S., 2013, 103m | Writers/directors: Zak Knutson and Joey Figueroa
With: George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Paul Schrader, Arnold Schwarzenegger


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